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In reply to the discussion: Video: Man raises hands in surrender, immediately shoots at police [View all]MohRokTah
(15,429 posts)2. I don't see it.
Nowhere in the video is anybody raising hands in surrender them shooting.
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Video: Man raises hands in surrender, immediately shoots at police [View all]
QuestionableC
Jan 2015
OP
old? It happened a little more than a week before the Mike Brown shooting
TorchTheWitch
Jan 2015
#16
Well clearly the only solution going forward is to shoot first and ask questions later.
Hassin Bin Sober
Jan 2015
#8
There is an institutional problem with the police repeatedly killing citizens unnecessarily.
Maedhros
Jan 2015
#9
I'm sure the percentage of justified killings OF police is much lower than BY police
QuestionableC
Jan 2015
#28
Did the perp take any shots? I didn't see any flashes coming from his direction.
Schema Thing
Jan 2015
#10
the top edge of my screen is the license plate. not sure where you got the stills from.
unblock
Jan 2015
#32
Now the police apologists here can say we need to shoot em if they raise their hands in the air too
Katashi_itto
Jan 2015
#17
If we reform the police so they wait in their car, use the speaker to make the people get out...
Sunlei
Jan 2015
#30
Police used to make people go to the back of the car and stand there. Today they
Sunlei
Jan 2015
#44
It's safer for everyone if the cop is outside of the car, and the subject remains in the car.
Calista241
Jan 2015
#65
Clearly we should just shoot all suspects pre-emptively. Shoot first, ask questions NEVER! :sarcasm:
Erose999
Jan 2015
#31
This kind of thing will happen when guns are so readily available like they are now.
tenderfoot
Jan 2015
#26
yes, yes, police have a dangerous job but thats still NO EXCUSE to kick, hit or kill citizens.
Sunlei
Jan 2015
#27
You dont understand, this one situation justifies the needless, unnecessary murders of several
randys1
Jan 2015
#54